SNP MP Natalie McGarry is at the centre of a second police investigation over alleged financial discrepancies.

Police Scotland confirmed they have received a report and are carrying out inquiries.

The complaint is understood to have come from within the SNP's Glasgow regional association, of which Ms McGarry was a convenor, and reportedly relates to funds said to be missing from the association's accounts.

Her lawyer said the Glasgow East MP will co-operate with any inquiry.

Ms McGarry was elected as an SNP MP in 2015, but she currently sits as an independent after withdrawing from the party whip in November in the wake of a police investigation into allegations of missing donations from Women for Independence, the pro-Scottish independence group she founded.